Question 1

What is Conveyancing?

Accepted Answer

Conveyancing law in the UK focuses on the legal process of transferring property ownership from one person to another.

While there isn't a specific legislation governing conveyancing, various statutes and regulations contribute to the process, such as the Land Registration Act 2002 and the Law of Property Act 1925.

A conveyancer guides clients through the legal steps, including property searches, title checks, and drafting or reviewing contracts. Conveyancing solicitors also ensure that all legal requirements are met, including obtaining necessary permits and adhering to property laws. They play a role in the exchange of contracts, completion of the sale, and registration of the property in the new owner's name.

Question 2

Does Lawhive have solicitors available who can help with my conveyancing matter?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, Lawhive has a network of SRA licensed solicitors who specialise in conveyancing matters in Whittingham. All Lawhive solicitors are fully regulated and specialists in their legal area with at least 10+ years of experience.

Question 3

What do I need to get started with my conveyancing matter?

Accepted Answer

Getting started with your conveyancing matter is easy. Just describe your matter and the help you're looking for and we'll assign you a solicitor. If you are unsure what you need, let us know and we can arrange for a solicitor to advise on the best course of action. Once your case has launched, you'll work with your solicitor through the Lawhive platform using any mobile, tablet or computer. You'll also get support from the Lawhive team anytime you need.

Question 4

How does Lawhive work and how can it help with my conveyancing matter?

Accepted Answer

Lawhive is an online platform that lets you work with a licensed solicitor instantly online. Working on your conveyancing matter through Lawhive, you'll get updates from your solicitor from anywhere and be able to check on the status 24/7. You can exchange messages and files with your solicitor directly through the Lawhive platform, and access our support team whenever you need.

Question 5

How long does a conveyancing matter take?

Accepted Answer

Lawhive aims to have a solicitor assigned and actively working on your case within 24-hours. The time to complete a conveyancing matter depends on a few factors such as how straight-forward your case is and how fast any other parties respond.

Question 6

Is it possible to have a solicitor working on my conveyancing matter same-day?

Accepted Answer

It is certainly possible, although it depends on the complexity of your circumstances. If this is a requirement for you, please let us know when you sign up we’ll let you know if we can assign a solicitor same-day. Our aim is to have a solicitor working on your case within 24 hours, but often we can assign a solicitor in as little as 1-2 hours.

Question 7

How many solicitors does Lawhive have who work on conveyancing matters in Whittingham?

Accepted Answer

Lawhive has one of the largest networks of solicitors in the UK specialising in conveyancing matters and in Whittingham. As soon as we’ve received details of your case, we will assign a specialist solicitor with relevant experience to your situation. All solicitors operating through Lawhive are fully licensed and regulated by the SRA, and have a minimum of 10+ years experience.

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